Author: Maree Perfrement Earlier this week I attended the Good Foundations breakfast workshop on what makes a NFP organisation ‘well-run’. Being in the midst of grant writing and … Continued
Have you seen Jo’s story over at Pro Bono about her IFC experience in Amsterdam in October this year? {loadposition blogsocialshare}
Author: Charlotte Francis Introducing our newest staff member Charlotte, our Grants Strategist on the ground in Victoria. How do you engage donors and funders with your cause? What … Continued
Author: Kate A friend of mine who has just completed her PhD in creative writing always writes me the most wonderful letters and postcards. Two weeks ago I got a … Continued
We’re trying something new on the blog this week: Kate and Jane attended a workshop together recently, and had a lot to discuss about it… Kate: Jane, it’s … Continued
Author: Kate Sunners This month Harriett and I attended the Atlantic Philanthropies’ Laying Foundations for Change panel, hosted by Koda Capital. Peter Hoj and Peter Coaldrake, Vice Chancellors of UQ … Continued
Author: Jane Symonds Last week I was at the Australian Regional Development Conference, to present on some research I did at the University of Queensland, on communication and rural community … Continued
Author: Jo Garner This week we’re celebrating the launch of our new online training for small, community-based non-profit organisations (raising less than $100,000 per year). In response to increasing requests … Continued
Author: Kate Sunners According to research from the UWA’s Centre for Social Impact on Work Learning, nonprofit employees are significantly less likely to undertake professional development. Only 58% of non … Continued
The grants research team has spent a lot of time recently entering Council grants from around Australia and New Zealand into our GEM Portal. One thing that most Council grants … Continued
Author: Kent Chan The first thing I do each day when I get to work (after making a strong coffee, of course) is open the research inbox that we use … Continued
Author: Kate Sunners As part of a university research project, I was lucky enough to spend half a day with an indigenous education not-for-profit this month…. I had four hours … Continued